Using the print command

Some Windows systems provide a print command, which you can use to print on a printer you defined in Adding a z/OS printer to your Windows system. To use the print command, you or your Windows administrator must define the z/OS® printer as a Windows shared printer. The print command lets you print a file directly without using a Windows application that supports printing.

You can specify this command and these options when you print using Infoprint Server:

print  /d:\\servername\print_share file 

servername

Specifies the name of the Windows server on which the z/OS printer was defined as a Windows shared printer. The Windows server can be your own Windows system or a different Windows system.

print_share

Specifies the name of the Windows printer.

file

Specifies the location and name of the file you want to print. You can include multiple files on one command line.